Passarinee Phansaichua (Peachy)
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Passarinee Phansaichua (Peachy)
how language shapes the way we think
youtube.comA lot of phrasing in English/ metaphors we use are very self centric, individualistic, and entitled.
Eg. Time as money,
The distinction between good art vs. great art/ good movie vs. great movie lies in the form of pleasure it evokes. whether it’s hedonia or eudemia. whether it’s evokes simple pleasure or leaves a profound enough mark for you to question the meaning of things.
A note to self, and a love letter to all makers + artists
The struggle of being an artist is not in finding ideas. It’s in living with the gap between our taste and our craft. I used to hold onto ideas because they stayed pristine and untouchable in my mind. Safe, free of judgment, as long as they remained just... See more
instagram.comexpectations vs. execution in creative work
your taste vs. your artwork
balance in an outfit, interiors - phoebe taylor
Perhaps balance is about variety and contrast, rather than choosing the middle of both worlds. It is not always choosing the middle of the spectrum, but rather piecing two extremes together to create contrast and harmony.
When it comes to Work-Life balance, this could mean keeping your passion and work separate. It could mean working in a job that
... See moreA friend shouldn’t make you feel small. They shouldn’t shun your opinions and dismiss it without understanding our logic. We can be wrong yes but we still wants to be listened to and heard. A friend shouldn’t make you feel unheard. Uncomfortable.
Why are you seeking validation with him?
Crazy stupid love - Review
The most enticing part for me was the chemistry between Ryan Gosling and Emma’s characters but I wasn’t sold for the main characters plot line.
Cal (Steve Carell) and Emily (Julianne Moore) are getting a divorce, yet we can still see that both still has feelings for each other as Cal turns to alcohol to drown his sorrows
... See moreMy mum has been a constant subject of conversation/speculation and argument. In the mind of the anxious, the state of the world is either finished or messy. There’s a rigidity to their perception and strict order.
One cleans a room with the goal of a finished clean state, dust free. Every single new dust that is not swept is setting back the track
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